Caleb Perhne is a local journalist based in the Tri Cities area of Tennessee. He writes for WCYB, WEMT, and CW4, covering a range of topics including community events, local government, education, and environmental issues. Caleb's work has also been featured on WZTV-TV.
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Caleb's reporting focuses on local news, with an emphasis on government announcements and breaking news. His coverage spans a variety of themes including crime, government & politics, agriculture & farming, and education.
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By: Caleb Perhne
A Gray resident is rallying parents and teachers together in favor of a proposal to move and expand the community's library.Allison Richards said the Gray branc
By: Caleb Perhne
Local colleges, and even state officials, are extending financial aid deadlines in response to issues with the Free Application for Federal Student Aid or FAFSA
By: Caleb Perhne
As Mountain City prepares to take over the Cold Springs Water Department, residents have questions about just how the process will work, and at the top of that list: when will they learn how much water will now cost?
By: Caleb Perhne
If you've tried to buy a house in the last few years, you know just how crazy prices have become. Now, the increase could be hitting all of us.Washington County
By: Caleb Perhne
New court documents mention a potential federal corruption investigation into the Johnson City Police Department.The documents are part of a lawsuit against Joh
By: Caleb Perhne
Tennessee Gov. Bill Lee's school voucher bill is dead, at least for this year.Lee said negotiations were going on up to the last minute, but they just couldn't
By: Caleb Perhne
The Environmental Protection Agency has issued new guidelines limiting the amount of so-called forever chemicals in drinking water. Local water utilities said t
By: Caleb Perhne
It was two years ago that Doe River Gorge first announced its vision for a Christmas train in our region that would tell the story of the gospel. Despite a lot
The first of two trials for Sean Williams will be delayed after a federal judge granted his defense attorney's motion to withdraw from the case.
By: Caleb Perhne
Ambulance services across the nation are facing a shortage of workers. A study from the American Ambulance Association reports nearly a third of EMTs will leave
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